PSKOOK Fire Starter Necklace, Survival Paracord Necklace with Flint and Steel, Bushcraft Necklace for Camping, Hiking and Backpacking

For the price.. This item is a totally solid purchase! Offers ability to make fire, fishing line or rabbit or squirrel trapping in a survival situation.

The media could not be loaded. These one work effortlessly. So much bang for the buck. Excellent quality. Fast delivery. Less than 24hrs.

Looks good for daily wear and set for bad situations in woods or other

I paid $7 for this necklace, making it a much better option to try over Wazoo or another pricey product. At $7 I am more willing to wear it down with practice since the replacement cost isn't bad. I wear it everyday. The striker doesn't scratch if the necklace is worn with the "pskook" facing my chest rather than outward (it looks better this way anyway). I thought the adjustment knots would fail but nearly 4 months of daily wear has proven otherwise. I like that it has the special stranded survival cord instead of regular paracord. It works just fine as a fire-starting tool. The small size makes it a bit difficult to use compared to a full size ferro but the point of this item is to be compact.

The metal part rusted pretty easy.The plastic pieces that snap together were above and beyond. Mine never wore down yet and the cordage part is still holding strong after all this time.If it was larger I'd buy another, but the striker was too small to use in any manner.

These Fire Starter Necklaces are awesome. I bought these for me and my sons since we love the outdoors. Been teaching them about survival and self reliance since they were little. They loved them. Even had an extra one to give to a good friend of ours which he wore right away.These necklaces are no joke. Love the fact that they don’t just have paracord strands inside the main cord. They also have a red cord for starting fire which seems to have a bit of wax on it. The sample they gave us in the package was perfect for testing. We lit a fire going on the first strike. There is also a fishing line inside the paracord as well. Love the colors and value for the money. Buy several and give to family and friends. Great conversation starters to.

I have been using fire rods for starting camping and outside grill fires for a number of years. I'm just as likely to reach into my pocket for the 1/2" by 4" fire rod to start a fire as to use a lighter. This works because I carry tender and a knife (or four) with me all the time. And where I am the availability of natural tender is high.This fire starter answers to problems I have had in the past, the first is a good striker and the second is: how to carry fueled tender. A cotton ball is a better source of tender than the little bit of wax coated cotton thread in the paracord but has to be carried. And it certainly doesn't burn as long as this tender did.My test was 1.5" of the cotton cord and the striker. I used another fire rod. It took much longer (2 minutes?) to get a little pile of fluff but it did happen. The striker was better than any other striker I've used, including my knives. It through larger bigger sparks. It threw them in a controlled direction. Having said that, it took more than a dozen tries before I got a big enough spark into my little pile of tender to light. But once it did light, it burned for a good 45 to 60 seconds. More than enough to get the next stage going.Yes, I would recommend this item, if only for the striker and tender cord. I'm not going to worry about the size of the rod on the cord, I've used the same size enough to know it will work.

Paint comes off quick but works like it should